First of all, no K's Choice song is ever very clear, and they are not meant to be. Sarah said herself: if you know what those lyrics mean, let me know.
That said, I think this one is quite clearly about some sort of depression, hatred of self, keeping your loved ones at a distance. The singer informs us that her outward appearance may look bright and shiny, but there is seems to be pitch darkness on the inside. She believes that what she touches becomes contaminated, in other words, she can do no good and will drag others down with her self hatred - and is unable to stop this. She cannot stand anyone be happy around her (sting me with your laughter), probably because it reminds her of her own inability to be happy.
The "Armageddon bride" thing is likely just lyrical exaggeration. Because it sounded cool and gloomy. But perhaps she does feel like she wants to blow up the world or something. Don't we all feel like that sometimes?
First of all, no K's Choice song is ever very clear, and they are not meant to be. Sarah said herself: if you know what those lyrics mean, let me know.
That said, I think this one is quite clearly about some sort of depression, hatred of self, keeping your loved ones at a distance. The singer informs us that her outward appearance may look bright and shiny, but there is seems to be pitch darkness on the inside. She believes that what she touches becomes contaminated, in other words, she can do no good and will drag others down with her self hatred - and is unable to stop this. She cannot stand anyone be happy around her (sting me with your laughter), probably because it reminds her of her own inability to be happy.
The "Armageddon bride" thing is likely just lyrical exaggeration. Because it sounded cool and gloomy. But perhaps she does feel like she wants to blow up the world or something. Don't we all feel like that sometimes?